<p>All data were adjusted to 2010 dollars, utilizing the Consumer Price Index. Primary care providers include those trained in family practice, general practice, internal medicine, osteopathic medicine or pediatrics. Specialty providers were defined as all other provider types, including those trained in subspecialties of internal medicine such as cardiology or gastroenterology.</p><p>“–” indicates years when data was not available.</p><p>Source: IMS Health Integrated Promotional Services™, 2001–2010.</p
PURPOSE Long-term shifts in specialty choice and health workforce policy have raised concern about t...
Context.—Despite increased emphasis on primary care in the United States, most care continues to be ...
This file contains reports for clinics for 724 facilities in calendar year 1988, through 1996. Topic...
Primary care providers include primary care physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioner...
The Primary Care Reimbursement Service (PCRS) supports the delivery of primary health care by provid...
Primary care clinicians are a critical segment of the health care workforce in Indiana. The Institut...
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Most of the f...
<p>Use and costs (US$) of healthcare services in the year 2010 by office-based physicians, hospital-...
Getis-Ord Gi* statistic for internal medicine physicians (A), family medicine physicians (B), specia...
BackgroundAlthough many specialists serve as primary care physicians (PCPs), the type of patients th...
Great variation in referral rates between primary care physicians has been the main reason to influe...
Introduction: Numerous reports highlight the problem of declining primary care capacity in the USA,...
Objectives. We analyzed responses to the 2000 Comprehensive Primary Medical Care programs for Medica...
<p>Use and costs (US$) of healthcare services in the year 2010 by physicians and comparison subjects...
Today’s US physician workforce principally comprises specialists trained in the care of specific chr...
PURPOSE Long-term shifts in specialty choice and health workforce policy have raised concern about t...
Context.—Despite increased emphasis on primary care in the United States, most care continues to be ...
This file contains reports for clinics for 724 facilities in calendar year 1988, through 1996. Topic...
Primary care providers include primary care physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioner...
The Primary Care Reimbursement Service (PCRS) supports the delivery of primary health care by provid...
Primary care clinicians are a critical segment of the health care workforce in Indiana. The Institut...
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Most of the f...
<p>Use and costs (US$) of healthcare services in the year 2010 by office-based physicians, hospital-...
Getis-Ord Gi* statistic for internal medicine physicians (A), family medicine physicians (B), specia...
BackgroundAlthough many specialists serve as primary care physicians (PCPs), the type of patients th...
Great variation in referral rates between primary care physicians has been the main reason to influe...
Introduction: Numerous reports highlight the problem of declining primary care capacity in the USA,...
Objectives. We analyzed responses to the 2000 Comprehensive Primary Medical Care programs for Medica...
<p>Use and costs (US$) of healthcare services in the year 2010 by physicians and comparison subjects...
Today’s US physician workforce principally comprises specialists trained in the care of specific chr...
PURPOSE Long-term shifts in specialty choice and health workforce policy have raised concern about t...
Context.—Despite increased emphasis on primary care in the United States, most care continues to be ...
This file contains reports for clinics for 724 facilities in calendar year 1988, through 1996. Topic...